This Whispered Image Writes

[...] party. Heaven is where neighbors are loved, not defined by proximity, but by opportunity.  Kansas City has well-loved SungWoo. Heaven is where miracles occur and dreams come true.  I stepped on the [...]

[...] that the ball is in San Antonio.  Please let me know if I can help move it along closer to Kansas City. Emily *   *   *   * I was completely surprised to hear from [...]

[...] keep talking about?” “It’s the place and the time.  The right place and right time.  Kansas City is the right place, and the time is right, too — a time when all the cosmic tumblers [...]

[...] work to return to the K and watch our beloved Royals in their first World Series in 29 years. Kansas City is excited to welcome him home and we can only hope that what happened the first time the [...]

[...] ’ll watch the game at my parents’ house. (Paul Rudd, you’re invited.) We’ll watch for SungWoo Lee and look for glimpses of as many friends from Royals Twitter as possible–they are [...]

[...] SungWoo Lee and I first played catch in the parking lot at the K. He practiced his “Big Game James” look to [...]

[...] City has demonstrated the heart behind the Midwest way of life through the “epic saga” of SungWoo Lee — a story that is now known in all of South Korea and New York and who knows where else. [...]

[...] telling a friend of mine about the epic saga of Sung Woo Lee,* a Royals twitter-er from South Korea who will see his first Royals game in person this Saturday, when my friend interrupted [...]

[...] ” happening in North Korea, I worry about SungWoo and his family and pray for them and South Korea. Whenever I notice that something was made in South Korea, I can’t help but think of [...]

[...] way of life through the “epic saga” of SungWoo Lee — a story that is now known in all of South Korea and New York and who knows where else. Last Saturday, I finally met SungWoo in person at a [...]

[...] Gene Kranz is a retired NASA Flight Director made famous to those of us outside NASA for his incredible [...]

[...] to explain the contest and, still laughing, Twitterless Dad said, “Absolutely. Who knows when we’ll get another chance!” Last year, when I tried my first [...]

[...] .  And the Royals made it to first place before my birthday. For a brief moment in time, the cosmic tumblers have clicked and Heaven has broken into earth in Kansas City. I think even W. P. Kinsella [...]

[...] .  Kansas City is the right place, and the time is right, too — a time when all the cosmic tumblers have clicked into place and the universe opens up for a few seconds, or hours, and [...]

[...] practiced squatting like a catcher — the one position I never played in my years of competitive baseball — wearing my well-loved George Brett model. He was quite nervous, and understandably [...]

[...] neighbors are loved, not defined by proximity, but by opportunity.  Kansas City has well-loved SungWoo. Heaven is where miracles occur and dreams come true.  I stepped on the field at the [...]

[...] to be part of this story and engage the Houston community—especially the t-ball team!  Tomorrow, Emily will toss the ball to Scott and it will go to… San Antonio!& [...]